How To Wire Front Panel I/O in a PC

Very helpful, glad someone has

Very helpful, glad someone has

My manual was vague and dosen't show positive and negatives. I have to look this up every time

I love you😐

Certainly my least favorite part of a PC build. Tiny pins and bad eyesight! Grrr...

Thank you soo much this video helped sooo much ❤

Manual thank you stopped the video literally not even 2 mins

About damn time!

Why did this video apear at my homepage like 2 hours after i was searching everywhere for something like it

quick and simple explanation 👍

Dude! Thanks 🙏

My keeps sliding out and isn’t sturdy

99 % of the pc building videos never show this kind of stuff they will show you how to slot gpu, cpu, psu but it never goes into their head that they need to show how to wire front panel I/0 that every single pc case has!

Finally to the point and with a clear diagram. My only question. I'm putting my sons rog strix into a new case and I don't seem to have a HDD connector. Is that possible on some cases ?

My manual was really not useful and you my friend, just help out of 2hr long search

Since Corsair doesn't label which one is positive and negative and they only put an arrow idfk which one is negative and it doesn't say in the manual someone help me B4 I fuck up my PC

My power LED has 3 pin. I can't plug it in like in this video because I don't have pin power switch. What to do?

Hi. You sound like you know a bit about a PCs. I have a Motherboard with no Manual for it and it's not available on line. My header has 10 Pins unmarked. Can you please tell us how to identify Front panel Pins using Multimeter or any other technic without damaging the board. Thank you.

It's 2023 and I'm here watching this video because making a single plug for the front panel is still too hard or so it seems

I was frustrated with the connectors...tried out many videos but the finer details wer missing and as a first time builder i couldnt get my pc to wswitch on...your video sorted it out ..immense gratitude brother..love from India.

Thanks

What's one thing better than finding a video about front i/o connections - having the video being done on the same board as the one you've purchased 😁😁
Something else that was beneficial - on my old Predator case the front io connectors were grouped together like a plug instead of individually as in this video

Your the best in the west with a diamond chest tysm this help me

You are a life saver for this one. Very detailed and accurate. Thank you.

Ur a godsend

I think you need to show a new I/o panel for 2023 on z690 / 790. Thanks THIS Day and age and no one has come up with a New approach for a new click and forget.

Thank you!

Good vid brutha

Thanks a mil Greg! This is the video that led me to your Ch. for my first ever build last year around May. Im on my 3rd build now and had to check this vid once more. Much appreciated my G!

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Thank god for this video LOL I was stuck for 20 minutes not knowing what to do

Life saver. Thanks.

Thanks guys 👽

GOOD LORD 2 years after this video was posted and a weeks worth of calls to Asus to get some answers on their G10CE motherboard (POS) I finally realized how easy this is and I was making it way to hard… Thanks!

My pc has no reset switch for some reason is that normal?

This could be the best video of how to connect the front panel. This use to be a 45 minute task for me 😂

Thank you for this video gregg you are the best

thanks so much

why didn't they just make it 1 damn plug?

I'm so glad I found this video this helped me out tremendously ty.

This made me so horny that I climaxed without busting

please help i just bought these new case metallic gear neo cube, and the case seems like doesn't have the power led pin, is this normal? are some case just doesnt use it anymore ?

Thanks man

for me mounting heatsinks is the most concerning for me, but i overthink everything like how tight the screws need to be how much paste etc, this is only a issue with aftermarket heatsinks lol

Thanks

Very good info. I've had only Macs. This is my first Windows PC. And based on your info, it actually works! (AMD Ryzen CPU, Dual AMD GPUs, Corsair memory, Dual M2 SSDs, 2 WD HDDs). Worked right out of the box. More testing to be done, but I was amazed it simply didn't halt and catch fire... Thanks.

But what about the USB and audio ports?